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Replanted rainforests may benefit from termite transplants

Despite a bad reputation for their destructive abilities, termite 鈥榯ransplants鈥� may be necessary to give regenerated rainforests a boost.

7 May 2025
a view of forested hills with clouds above the top of the slope

Light conversion tech to power wearable X-rays for children

Light conversion technology developed by UQ researchers will be used for wearable X-ray devices that make respiratory scans more comfortable for young children.

6 May 2025
UQ reseachers examining light conversion technology in a lab.

UQ researchers set new solar cell world record

Examining the small but mighty solar cell technology set to revolutionise photovoltaics after another world-record efficiency breakthrough are (from left) Dr Peng Chen,聽Professor Lianzhou Wang and聽Dr Dongxu He.

UQ researchers set new solar cell world record

UQ researchers have set a world record for solar cell efficiency with eco-friendly perovskite technology.

16 April 2025

Homelessness 鈥� the other housing crisis politicians aren鈥檛 talking about

A homeless man asleep on the sidewalk

Homelessness 鈥� the other housing crisis politicians aren鈥檛 talking about

Measures to tackle homelessness in Australia have been conspicuously absent from the election campaign, writes UQ's Professor Cameron Parsell and Honorary Professor Karyn Walsh.

16 April 2025

UQ tests vaccine response in 鈥榤oonshot鈥� challenge

Researchers are workng in UQ labs to vcreate the first ever vaccine for the Bolivian Chapare Virus.

UQ tests vaccine response in 鈥榤oonshot鈥� challenge

UQ researchers are attempting to create a vaccine in just 150 days to prove how far their response capabilities to a viral pandemic have come since COVID-19.

16 April 2025

UQ obesity study needs dog volunteers

A dog sitting on scales

UQ obesity study needs dog volunteers

Vets at UQ are investigating how overweight golden retrievers and labradors are affected by their curvy physique.

15 April 2025

UQ architecture research reveals how families could grow own produce inside apartments

UQ PHD student Thi Thanh Nhan An during a harvest inside her semi-greenhouse urban farming prototype.

UQ architecture research reveals how families could grow own produce inside apartments

Fresh research from UQ could help apartment dwellers enjoy a backyard garden in their own flat and a year-round harvest of fruit and vegetables.

15 April 2025

Potent brain potential in Queen Garnet plum

a tray of plums among other fruit in a supermarket

Potent brain potential in Queen Garnet plum

A high-antioxidant fruit created in Queensland could have the potential to boost human brain activity and scientists at UQ are keen to carry out further research.

14 April 2025

Turning off the kitten tap with education and assistance

Grey cat sitting on a wire fence in front of an aqua building

Turning off the kitten tap with education and assistance

UQ research has found evidence-based non-lethal cat management strategies save lives, reduce stray populations and ease the emotional toll on staff involved in euthanasia.

11 April 2025

Life-saving guide to cardiac devices developed by UQ design undergraduates

聂小雨视频3分25秒 of Queensland design students used an iterative process to refine and improve their guide to a VAD.聽Image: UQ.

Life-saving guide to cardiac devices developed by UQ design undergraduates

UQ design students have helped develop a world-first guide to help doctors and nurses in emergency departments better understand mechanical heart devices.

11 April 2025

Robust research and regulation critical in quest for pain relief

Graphic depicton of a person with fibromyalgia experiencing widespread pain and fatigue depicted as glowing points.

Robust research and regulation critical in quest for pain relief

One of the world鈥檚 foremost pain experts has highlighted the risks of bypassing established processes for assessing the safety and effectiveness of medicines at the launch of a research centre at UQ.

10 April 2025

More support needed to reduce high smoking burden in low-income households

Open packet of cigarettes with $A50 note in the background.

More support needed to reduce high smoking burden in low-income households

Disadvantaged households have higher rates of smoking, putting pressure on their household budgets, UQ research has found.

10 April 2025

Building soil carbon with beneficial microbes

A woman wearing a wide brimmed hat and long sleeved shirt standing in soybean crop about 1 metre high

Building soil carbon with beneficial microbes

Field trials conducted at UQ show microbial biotechnology could be a game-changer for farming with simultaneous benefits for soil regeneration, crop yield and carbon sequestration.

9 April 2025